The Republican journal., 1887-04-28

j Iliii we can Tca'tli, iH'lNt. considering tiit
gorgeous pumaea of parrots. macaw> and
other Mexican birds.
Formerly all the foreign trade Of t'uadata
jara WAS carried on through the port Of san
hla>. but is now removed To the superior iiar
bor- Of Guyama> and MazalIan-a> our social
i>tir friends Of the American cUiony of Topolo-
bampo bay. on the coast of >nan; hope IL
time 10 inon"poliZe ii themselves.
FANNIE B. ARD
Ruiialo Bits Indians have arrived in Lon-
don.
jamestown. y. V. with l6.tto inhabitants.
has two policemen.
Forest fires near Mcriicn. Conn. have r:;l>-
ed 25.OOO damage.
Atlanta druggists are .rllin. alcohol watered
as to be drinkablc.
Bccrley'> fancy farm at peck>hiil i to be
>"ll. II cost Sl0o,0on.
Canadian manufacturers do not favor COM
ncrciaI union aud reciprocity.
The pcn>on Furniture Company. at Proyi-
trnrc. has failed for 100000.
\ Toledo post office clerk has been caught
after >tca!im" Slo,ooo from the mails.
The acid from dynamite factories along stony
Creek Pa. has killed millions OF fish.
l.an>tlownc'> >rantv reference to the fisheries
question has disappointed the Canadians.
The Louisiana lottery is seeking to Get a foot
hold in Nova Scotia. its original charter being
about 10 expire.
The Corlcco Print Works at Dover. y. H..
were burned April 18th. involving Il loss of
about S2t0.oOD.
The Connecticut House of Representatives
has defeated a proposition to elect State otccr>
by plurality vote
T.lc plurality of the Republicans in Michigan
is nearly 10000. which is several times rs large
as the Republican plurality Of 1>S+
The Hiram Lodge of Mason> at New Haven
j. older than the Grand Lodge, AMI for that
reason refuses 10 submit to its diration.
BY decision of the Judge. Henry V. Lucas of
st. Louis must pay the money which he offered
for the Cleveland base ball franchise.
Capt. Scott. commander of the Dominion
cruisers. says American newspapers mi>reprc
sent him. and he will give them no more i'll
formation.
The owner Of the Dauntlc>S will challenge
the winner of the coming Jubilee race in Eng
land to race around the Azores fora swcep>take
of S2O.OO0.
1t is said that the circus people will combine
I" contest the con>titutionality of the Inter
state law. As ii hits the actors of the >aw-l,>t
ring very hard.
\ Cincinnati Judge has decided that ceme-
tery lots cannot be held in fee simple like other
lands, but must he surrendered when the cerl-
etcry is abandoned
The Methodist ministers had heated debate
over mpcrance-prohibiton ,higl-liccn>e reSo-
luton> at the New York East Conferences and
refused to indor>e the third party.
The doctors have condemned the portierc.
They say that it absorbS dust. odors. malaria
and other infections. and is decidedly unhcalth-
fui IN lis present multiplied condition.
The ROYAL Portsmouth (En@Ianl) Corinthian
Yacht Club invites American ccntrcboardS to
compete with boats of their club without any
| restriction As TO the Use of eentreboar,ls.
The Rhode Island Legislature now stands ::
senate. Republicans 30. Democrats lG: House.
Republicans %. Democrats Al. ProhbitionistS
!. ana one member to be elected from Burri-
Vile.
Mrs. Howe, the female banker. of Boston, is
reported As having Il second time en>narcd
feminine believers in woInan's mission and bic
interest. The Doodle this time is estimated. at
$4,000.
Mr.. Henry r. a. Carey. If New York, a
| special student at Harvard University, has do
| mated the S2o,0'Gi necessary to complete the
fund for the proposed natatorium of the illsti-
| tuition.
| In the Massachusetts House on Apr. 18th the
| Liquor Committee reported High License bill
fiNln% the price of a first class license at $1,000,
second or third class at $3.50. fourth class 5000.
and fifth class $50.
| Waters q Sons. the Troy papcr-boat manll-
facturerS. find that under the Interstate law if
costs S4l to ship boat to Harvard hv freight
instead of S:', as formerly. They are usin" the
| express at cost of 80.
There Were at least 400. 900 more people en-.
ploycd in the industries of the United States in
| February, 1887. than in 1854, and the wages
paid were from 10 to - per cent. higher in
most cmp!oymcntS than were paid in 1888.
A cyclone wrought devastation over a sec.
ton of the country extending from st. Clairs.
vile. Ohio, ten miles west, to points as far east
aS Wheeling. w. Va. The greatest damage wa.
done in st. Clair>villc where the storm first
struck. Fully S2O0,o00 worth of damage wa.
done.
Chief Justice David X. Cartier. of the Sil.
prcmc Court of the District of Columbia, died
at his home in Washington, ID. C., April IL in
the 10Th year. The immediate cause is so little
understood that an autopsy was decided upon
The autopsy showed that death was due to can
| Ger of the stomach.
The American Institute of Instruction will
hold its tifty-eighth annual meeting mt Burline.
ton, VT, July 5-S, 1887. Arrangements arc
i'll progress for the usual reduced rates on the
railroads and at hotels. This is the Oldest or
ganizaton of teachers in the world Its recent
meetings at the White Mountains, Martha.
Vineyard, Newport and Bar Ilarbor, have beer
exceedingly large, interesting and helpful
There is reason to expect that the coming meet.
ing will be no less profitable.
"HOw can man win at pokcr:" asks a CORE
| spOndent. If we are authority on the subject we
| should say, "Don't poke"
Take a ID. X. ard be o. X. Sec adj
In Mineraiogy Glass. Teacher--"Johnny, give
| me the name of the largest known diamond
| Johnny-"Thc acc.'
| There's nothing SO sweet in life
| Next to the joys Of home and wife)
| As fragrant breath, and peary teeth,
| With hard and rosy gums beneath
| And see these charms of which we sing
Have from sweet SOZODONT their spring,